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The problem with self hosting is getting through google, microsoft, etc spam filters.

Allow-listed would be a more accurate and more inclusive term.

That's illegal. No private right of action though. Gotta go through your ISP or FTC, assuming you're in the USA.

An active student means you're enrolled. It has implications, student discounts for example.

Be the change you want to see in this world.

What do you mean? In my experience and according to the article, it scrolls pages at a time when you left click on the gutter.

This sounds similar to Microsoft and the start menu. A few years ago I went to extreme lengths to disable cortana (powershell guid uninstall). This invisibly and inexplicably disabled updates to the start menu search feature. The index remained the feature worked, it just never got updated again. No amount of manually reindexing the disk helped. Reinstalling cortana got it working.

I really like Finder. It's consistent, reliable, accessible, and predictable. There are easy ways to see the real file system and windows certainly doesn't do any better in this regard (see: libraries and other namespaces).

Nearly every example in the original post just gives more specific names to the type of files the application works on, including applications that are extremely file-centric like QuickTime Player and Word. One of the best counter examples in the OP is Claude, but that's only because, for whatever reason, Claude doesn't have an export, import, or attach option, probably because it's just an Electron app.

Check the HIG. It says to use 'File'. I'm sure the goal here is consistency. It's a Human Computer Interaction (HCI) fundamental principle.

https://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guideline...

This is largely the consequence of the Windows API having a built in option to use these buttons, without having an option for custom text. It would be a lot more work to build a custom window with custom buttons than just callong this API.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/...

Especially considering the quality of the app and how long bugs last.

This was very common at the time. I suspect there was a technical reason, maybe freeing up the CPU and memory from dealing with music and offloading that to the CDROM drive.

I thought the pitch for just-cameras was that the hardware was cheaper and that it's what humans are "using", evidence that it should be sufficient. Just-cameras was to take more engineering to build upnfront but pay off in lower costs in the end. That argument disagrees with the graph that's presented.

Yet people still have to work the same number of hours each day - they are performing the same amount of labor, just in a different form.

Did they not look up the PC manufacturer or model number to verify this hypothesis?

There are many people in the HN comments supporting the decision to rate apps with one star when said apps solicit ratings. You posted a screenshot of another person agreeing with this perspective, and I'm yet another.

Baseless? You posted all the evidence people need in the form of a screenshot and acknowledgement. People hate the nagging and support the only recourse they have to stop it.

How will this not lead to tragedy of the commons?

How does this handle hardware encode/decode of media? Tje announcement says it encodestdecodes AV1 but doesnt indicate if it leverages hardware codecs.

If you're going to blame someone here, it should probably be Microsoft. They are the ones that built the system LG is utilizing.

This site is asking me to paste code into powershell to view the article. This post should be taken down.

Would those same proxies work with the new method?

Why not just define the semantics of a GET request body?

I think Liquid Glass is inherently bad. Universaly accepted truths about UIs that Liquid Glass violates:

* Consistent look across instances

* Consistent look as surrounding content changes

* Contrast is meaningful

* Interactsble elements are not stacked on the z axis

* Animation conveys meaning

You can see evidence that even Apple understands this by the presence of the options to disable many aspects of Liquid Glass living in the accessibility options.

Looks a lot like CyberChef which is web based. https://cyberchef.org/

My understanding is that LibreDrive leverages a bug in the drives firmware such that decryption keys for Blu-ray was accessible. This OmniDrive seems to have little to do with decryption.

Oh, not the owners of the company, the owners of the cars the company made.

Terminal seems like an odd choice for a platform to read on, considering the fixed-width characters.

Using the system webview theoretically saves memory. Though it's still not great.